Build your own bow rack with one 10 foot piece of PVC. This detailed tutorial will show you how to make a sturdy rack for shooting in your backyard or even your favorite range or 3d shoot. A great How to tutorial written by Travis Long. Only on HuntAddicts.com!
Read moreWe’re stoked about the new project we’re doing with Grayback Productions: SAGE PURSUIT. We got some great footage and hope to adequately portray our story and the challenge of spot and stalk bowhunting for open country Pronghorn. Check out the teaser — feedback is appreciated! [featured-video-plus]
Read moreGetting so close a few weeks ago and coming home empty handed changed our plans for the rifle opener. Initially we were planning on scouting for 2 days, and rifle hunting the rest of the week. But after tasting the challenge that spot and stalk archery hunting provided, we modified our plans and headed over …
Read moreAs a kid, Dad and I would always put in for Antelope together. We’d typically spend a single day hunting. I’d often be tagged out by 9 am, and then we’d drive around for a few hours until Dad would take one in the mid afternoon. Then we’d drive home — after all it was …
Read moreHunts have either started or are starting within the next few weeks in most western states. This time of year seems to sneak up on a guy. Sure, we’re always looking forward to the upcoming hunt –shooting bows, sighting in rifles, anticipating the opener. But every year, I feel like I’m rushing around, trying to …
Read moreBy Brad Carter I watched my Dad peer through the eyepiece of his binoculars. Barely old enough to keep up, I desperately wanted to take a look. I tried to search with my eyes in the direction that the binoculars were pointed, and finally could make out small tan spots in a meadow on the …
Read moreIn anticipation of an Archery Elk hunt this year, I had a chance to test out the “Lumenok.” I was not planning on hunting with them because I didn’t want to adjust my bow with only a few days to go until the hunt started. I was already dialed in and didn’t want to take any chances. However, those plans went out the window one evening as I was practicing as the sun was going down. I tried a Lumenok to see how it worked. Needles to say I had them in my quiver while I chased bugling bulls a few days later. Here’s what I found:
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